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BALTIMORE -- There’s a difference between MLB teams being open to listening to trade offers and them actively shopping players. It also takes at least two clubs to pull off a successful deal. Some of the recent buzz in Baltimore…

MLB.com examines whether the Baltimore Orioles could consider trading infielder Jackson Holliday this winter to resolve an infield surplus and fill other roster needs. While the club is not actively shopping core players, executives Mike Elias and Jared Banner are expected to listen to incoming inquiries following previous trade interest in the 22-year-old prior to the August trade deadline.
The article notes that moving Holliday could bring a significant return to address Baltimore's needs in starting pitching or the outfield. The analysis highlights that previous unexpected moves, including trading Adley Rutschman to the Boston Red Sox, demonstrate the front office is open to blockbuster deals if presented with a substantial offer.
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